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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1965
Page
6
A large chain store and mail order house plans to revive custom tailoring for men, offering suits priced at 190 dollars. Each suit requires 30 hours and 69 hand-worked steps with expert seamstresses highlighting the importance of pressing, color matching, and a crafted finished product.
A trio of Abby columns: a newlywed husband laments his wife overnighting with her nurse mother, a motel owner highlights theft by guests and Abby’s take on security, and a reader from New Haven praises left handed courtesy with a final request for Abby’s guidance and a wedding booklet offer.
The Roswell Legal Secretaries Association will hold a regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the offices of James Jennings 1012 Security National Bank Building with Peggy Hay as hostess. Dorothy Lack will discuss briefs. Refreshments follow. Interested legal secretaries are invited to attend.
The old fashioned recipe says to let the dough rise until light and to test by poking with a finger. If the impression remains the dough is ready for baking.
Diana Carter of Toronto and Donna Mae Mims of Pittsburgh race in a male-dominated field, using wigs to hide grease stained hair after races. Both have beaten men and hold racing titles, yet sponsorship and money remain scarce for women drivers.
At Mrs Ace Greens home the first Mothers Auxiliary of Boy Scout Troop 163 was formed. Officers elected include chairman Mrs Ace Green vice chair Mrs O R Johnson secretary Mrs Grady Scott treasurer Mrs Charles Hall publicity Mrs Norman French. The group plans fundraisers selling Christmas cards and gift wrapping items with orders via Mrs Green at 622 6569.
The article notes thick-fleshed peppers tend to be sweet, while thin-fleshed types are usually hot, explaining a basic flavor rule observed in peppers.
Readers share practical life hacks from cleaning wool socks to stain removal and kid care. Eileen O Neill suggests vinegar soak for white socks and a powder scrub approach. Other tips cover wax removal with nylon, eraser on pencil marks, and making changing pins safer with felt and sawdust.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brookshier have a daughter Betsy Jean born Saturday October two in Philadelphia. This is the couple's third child joining Linda and Tom Jr. Grandparents are O B Brookshier and wife of 612 North Penn Avenue. Brookshier is WCAU sports director and CBS color commentator for Philadelphia Eagles games. Mrs. Sam Newman Francee Norton plans to return to New Orleans with son Dirk after visiting Norton family in Philadelphia. Jack Kelly and son John Patrick visit relatives in Philadelphia from Houston, Texas.
Pattern 4700 offers easy care cotton dress options with a princess daytimer silhouette. Includes sizes 34 through 48 and yardage guidance for size 36. Mailing details provide 50 cent pattern price plus 15 cents for first class handling to Anne Adams at Roswell Daily Record pattern dept.
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